The Evolution of Tejano Music

[@AaGuerra]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm crying, OMG, awesome, Thank You. the music i have in my heart is a gift from God and my culture from Alice Texas.

[@homercorrea7940]

The Johnny Canales Show helped launched the careers of many Tejano Artists. Sunny Ozuna was also a pioneer of Tejano music in the 1960's.

[@anthonyanthonymorones4226]

Thing that I would like to see, is my hometown of Kyle, Texas to evolved Tejano music into their town I would like for this newscast to see if they can sponsor Tejano music into Kyle, Texas in the spring time like around Cinco de Mayo people can go over there and enjoy themselves without paying to park or anything just to have fun. We want that for our town of Kyle, Texas Kyle, Texas used to have Tejano heritage years ago but they don’t but now we need to bring that back into Kyle, if you would, please give me a thumbs up or a comment if you like my comment and oh yeah, we do love Selena Quintanilla she is the queen of Tejano music

[@mrmikeflo11]

I love seeing my part of Texas the Rio Grande Valley be a part of the Tejano Music Evolution

[@califasaccordion]

Awesome documentary! I’ve had plenty of conversations with many hard core tejanos who refuse to admit Grupo Frontera is tejano, which is crazy to me given the state of the industry! It’s always “that’s not tejano!” So, what is tejano if Frontera is not? Why is Michael Salgado and Grupo Siggno tejano but Grupo Frontera is not!?

[@arturolopez3979]

Don't listen to those people, and yes frontera is tejano music also. Welcome Frontera!

[@aaronflores21af]

People just dont go to concerts anymore in masses like they used to everyone can watch it online or listen online befor some people only herd on cd cassette ans went to live concerts wich made the genre popular in yhe first place the only reason it is surviving is bc the new generation wants to be like there parents bc of. Nostalgia

[@Shinerfolk60]

Even though im not a tejano I always enjoyed Tejano music and onda chicana music from the states and gruperas from mexico that sang the genre onda chicana not talking about the avandaro but the mexican groups that played rancheras...

[@arturolopez3979]

So everyone say. Tejano will never die! But everyone welcome.

[@AaGuerra]

I agree about the badic core AND so is why i have a song in my head i need to get out. I will get a hold of my cousin.

[@user-ck4js4wz6d]

Tejano has fallen off badly, it’s hasn’t been Mainstream since the 90s, it’s all Norteño, Corridos, Norteño/Sax and Corridos Tumbados, Even in South Texas the majority of teens and young adults all listen to Mexican music, Tex Mex music fell off after we Lost Selina

[@doncheto2529]

Selena was on her way out of the tiny market of tejano. She was already more famous because of her mariachi ( Mexican) and Cumbia (Colombia) recordings .

[@aaronflores21af]

And the new corridors just sound like kids whining with there funny voice than actually sounding unique and not trying to be anyone els but themselves

[@arturolopez3979]

Tejano will never die! Everyone welcome.